AISSEE Class 6 English Practice Set (20 Questions)

Time Recommended: 30 Minutes | Total Marks: 40

Section 1: Grammar & Vocabulary

1. Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb:

“The sun ________ in the east.”

(a) rise

(b) rises

(c) rising

(d) rose

2. Choose the correct collective noun:

“A ________ of wolves chased the deer through the forest.”

(a) Herd

(b) Pride

(c) Pack

(d) Flock

3. Identify the type of sentence:

“Please shut the door quietly.”

(a) Declarative

(b) Interrogative

(c) Imperative

(d) Exclamatory

4. Fill in the blank with the correct Preposition:

“The cat is hiding ________ the table.”

(a) on

(b) under

(c) between

(d) through

5. Find the correctly spelled word:

(a) Tommorrow

(b) Tomorrow

(c) Tomorow

(d) Toomorrow

6. Choose the Synonym of the word 'ANCIENT':

(a) Modern

(b) Very old

(c) New

(d) Beautiful

7. Choose the Antonym of the word 'HAPPINESS':

(a) Joy

(b) Sadness

(c) Laughter

(d) Peace

8. Rearrange the words to make a meaningful sentence:

“always / truth / the / speak”

(a) Speak always the truth.

(b) Always speak the truth.

(c) The truth always speak.

(d) Truth the always speak.

9. Fill in the blank with the correct Article:

“I saw ________ one-eyed man in the market.”

(a) a

(b) an

(c) the

(d) No article

10. Change the Gender of ‘Horse’:

(a) Bitch

(b) Mare

(c) Vixen

(d) Doe

Section 2: Reading Comprehension

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions (11-15):

"Ants are very hardworking insects. They live in large groups called colonies. Each colony has a Queen ant who lays eggs. The worker ants search for food and take care of the young ones. They are very disciplined and always walk in a straight line. Ants communicate with each other using their antennae."

11. Where do ants live?

(a) In nests

(b) In colonies

(c) In hives

(d) In sheds

12. What is the main job of the Queen ant?

(a) To find food

(b) To fight

(c) To lay eggs

(d) To lead the line

13. How do ants communicate?

(a) By making noise

(b) Using their antennae

(c) By dancing

(d) Using their legs

14. Worker ants are responsible for:

(a) Laving eggs

(b) Sleeping

(c) Searching for food

(d) Building houses

15. Find a word from the passage which means 'trained to obey rules':

(a) Hardworking

(b) Disciplined

(c) Communicate

(d) Colonies

Section 3: Fillers & Idioms

16. Identify the Adjective in the sentence:

“She wore a beautiful blue dress to the party.”

(a) Blue

(b) Beautiful

(c) Dress

(d) Both (a) and (b)

17. Choose the correct Pronoun:

“Rahul is my friend. ________ plays football with me.”

(a) It

(b) She

(c) He

(d) They

18. Give one word for: "A person who designs buildings."

(a) Doctor

(b) Engineer

(c) Architect

(d) Pilot

19. Complete the idiom:

“A piece of ________.” (Meaning: Something very easy)

(a) Bread

(b) Cake

(c) Fruit

(d) Paper

20. Choose the correct plural form of 'Leaf':

(a) Leafs

(b) Leaves

(c) Leafes

(d) Leafess

Answer Key for AISSEE English Model Paper

Q. NoAnsQ. NoAnsQ. NoAnsQ. NoAns
1(b)6(b)11(b)16(d)
2(c)7(b)12(c)17(c)
3(c)8(b)13(b)18(c)
4(b)9(a)14(c)19(b)
5(b)10(b)15(b)20(b)

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